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Tag Archives: legal
Facebook Withdraws Changes in Data Use
Via the New York Times By ALAN COWELL Published: February 18, 2009 After a wave of protests from its users, the Facebook social networking site said on Wednesday that it would withdraw changes to its so-called terms of service concerning … Continue reading
View * view my profile * view my articles * Facebook * Twitter * LinkedIn * MySpace Facebook Responds to Concerns Over Terms of Service
Via Mashable February 16, 2009 – 3:47 pm PDT – by Adam Ostrow oday’s hoopla over changes to the Facebook Terms of Service have prompted a rare blog post from Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg. In the post, Zuckerberg … Continue reading
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Tagged content, facebook, legal, privacy, terms of service
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Court rejects appeal over student-teacher drunk MySpace pics
Via Ars Technica By Julian Sanchez | Published: December 05, 2008 – 10:01AM CT Stacy Snyder, a federal court has ruled, won’t be teaching kids the three Arrrrs any time soon: They’ve rejected Snyder’s claim that her First Amendment rights … Continue reading
Online journalists now jailed more often than other media
Via ARS Technica By Nate Anderson | Published: December 07, 2008 – 03:10PM CT If you think it’s tough to be a blogger because your Google AdWords revenue has been in the toilet lately, the Committee to Protect Journalists wants … Continue reading
In Britain, Outwitting Strict Laws Against Libel
Via the New York Times By NOAM COHEN Published: November 23, 2008 A SMALL computer file appeared on the Internet last week, purporting to list the 13,000 members of the racist, far-right British National Party. The text file contained not … Continue reading
Burmese Blogger Sentenced to 20 Years For Reporting on Protests
Via Media Shift by Lucie Morillon, November 14, 2008 In many countries, you have to commit a serious crime to be sentenced to 20 years in jail, but in Burma this can happen just for using the Internet. There are … Continue reading
Canadian Court Rules Linking to Libel Isn’t (Necessarily) Libel
Via Media Shift by Jeffrey D. Neuburger, November 13, 2008 Linking to content is the essence of the online experience — it’s the “Web” in the World Wide Web. But there’s a lot of legal gray area around linking, and … Continue reading
Posted in 2. New Media Trends, Resources - The Blogosphere
Tagged canada, court, legal, libel, linking
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Nigeria Joins List of Countries Harassing Bloggers
Via Media Shift by Sokari Ekine, November 10, 2008 On October 19, U.S.-based Nigerian blogger and journalist Jonathan Elendu of Elendu Reports was arrested by the Nigerian State Security Services (SSS) upon his arrival at Abuja airport. It was some … Continue reading
Malaysian Court Frees Blogger
Via The New York Times By THOMAS FULLER Published: November 7, 2008 BANGKOK — In what lawyers described as a landmark ruling, a court in Malaysia on Friday ordered the release of one of the country’s best known bloggers, ruling … Continue reading
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Tagged blogging, freedom of speech, human rights, legal, politics, security
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